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1,856 names documented as given names in Faroese by Wikidata or Wiktionary. A language context means the written form is recorded in use in that language; it does not say where the name originated. Page 1 of 16.
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Latin origin
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Old Norse origin
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“earth, man, soil, light brown”
“noble” + “wolf”
“noble” + “wolf”
“from the Roman harbor Hadria”
“flock of God”
Old Norse origin
“god”
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Old Norse origin
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“ancestor”
Danish origin
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“dawn”
“noble” + “bright, famous”
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“white”
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“wise, old”
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“defender of men”
“to defend” + “man”
“defending warrior”
“elf” + “counsel”
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“noble” + “character”
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English origin
“nourishing, kind”
“nourishing, kind”
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Old Norse origin
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German origin
German origin
Old Norse origin
“love” + “god”
“ending”
“vigor, bravery”
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“who/which is to be loved”
“princess”
“to carry; a burden”
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“man”
“man”
“man”
“ski”
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“messenger, angel”
Latin origin
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Spanish origin
Russian origin
Late Latin origin
“grace, gracious”
Swedish origin
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“god” + “spear”
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Latin origin
German origin
“priceless, praiseworthy and beautiful”
“priceless, praiseworthy and beautiful”
Ancient Greek origin
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Latin origin
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“eagle”
“eagle”
“eagle”
“eagle”
“eagle”
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Russian origin
Old Norse origin
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Old Norse origin
Old Norse origin
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Old Norse origin
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Old Norse origin
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